Support an achievable pro-life law
Rep. Erica Layon’s HB 1292 is a new right-to-try bill that criminalizes using aborted babies’ organs as a source for stem cell lines. After last…
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Who is My Executive Councilor?
The Executive Council isn’t just a group of advisors. Its members wield real power in the state and serve as a check on the Governor. Whether we’re talking about significant state contracts, pardons, or judicial nominations, it’s the Executive Council who has the final say. If that surprises you, you are far from alone. In fact, the power of New Hampshire’s Executive Council is unmatched by any other similar state body in the country.…
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Live free or leave: How New Hampshire is becoming anti-family
New Hampshire is at a crossroads. Once celebrated for its strong communities, natural beauty, and family-friendly lifestyle, the Granite State is now facing…
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Announcing Joseph Backholm as our Keynote Speaker
We are thrilled to announce that Joseph Backholm, a Senior Fellow for Biblical Worldview and Strategic Engagement at Family Research Council, will be…
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A Win Against the Abortion Industry
Yesterday, the Committee of Conference on HB 712 – limiting breast surgeries for minors – fixed the amendment that we opposed! The amendment…
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“In the Near Future” is too Late
At first glance, the children in this collage might look happy and healthy. But what if we were to tell you that most…
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NH House Votes to Weaken Church Tax Exemptions
Churches were failed by the House yesterday in the session on Thursday, May 22. Senate bill 291, an act relative to the religious…
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Legislative Update: 05/12/2025
Senate to Vote on Right to Try Legislation This Week Senate to Vote on Right to Try Legislation This WeekThe New Hampshire Senate…
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Life-Saving Legislation: Resources on HB 701 “Right-to-try”
Rep. Lisa Mazur’s HB 701 will legally address consent and civil liability to allow dying patients in NH to access new forms of…
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Cornerstone Brings Landmark Constitutional Rights Case to NH Supreme Court
When a student shared his belief that there are only two genders while riding the school bus, it didn’t just spark an argument—it…
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